Jehovahswitness Stories

Dara McCarthy is just 23, but he's already a role model. He's kind, always smiling and always ready to help. He's about to finish his Architecture degree and is planning for a winter internship to get his final credits done. His life is perfect and beautiful... Except it isn't. Having been raised as a Jehovah's Witness, he's been hiding his true self from everyone in plain sight. If he hadn't, his whole life would disappear overnight. Nobody must know. But each passing day keeping his secret becomes more difficult. Particularly after meeting someone with whom he feels a connection he's never felt before. Nicholas Addams is a handsome farm boy grown up, but he's got a dark cloud in his past. He's a distant and pretty much silent type, that focuses himself on the Congregation, but is it because of his spirituality or to keep his demons at bay? Will he be able to keep them hidden when he finds his soulmate?

I grew up in a semi-conservative Jehovah's Witness household. I left almost exactly one year ago this upcoming month. This is my story.

These are short stories about a woman living in Germany during the Holocaust. She finds herself and her family being targeted by the Gestapo because they are Jehovah's Witnesses. This story is fictional and was written for a class assignment. I researched a real family, the Kusserows, and loosely based the Stieber family around their true experiences.

In 2004, a new life began for the girls. A life without their dear mama. How are they coping? Jain has friends. She has her sisters. But most importantly she has Sam. Her Samuel. Tenielle isn't sure what to do. Her sisters don't need protection the way they did when they were younger. As the teen years begin, she loses focus on who she is, as an individual. Aimee can't help it. She feels best while dancing. If she has dance every day, she is safe. She can grow, physicaly, mentally, academically, professionally. But can she grow emotionally?

"Being gay is a sin, and we should hate what God hates", is what he has been told his whole life. This Jehovah's Witness is about to witness "the world" for the first time. He must first hit rock bottom before he can soar. This is being written for anyone who has a belief system. And if your belief system conflicts with how you feel, then this is definitely for you. I am not promoting one religion over another, but I am relaying a religious experience that many people can relate to.

Jain and Samuel are post break up Tenielle is on her second year of homeschooling Aimee is struggling with food intake

The journey of coming to learn and love Jehovah

It is a story of a girl who dies because of a illness and is brought back to life by God in the paradise. It is recomended to Jehovahs Witnesses as it is an imagined story of the paradise promised by God.

title says it all, and also this is about Jehovah and Jesus cause for starters im a JW one.

Ama Nhyira Boateng is 27, freshly posted by the Ghana Civil Service to Ejisu as an Administrative Officer, and terrified. Her Twi is shaky. She knows no one. Her new room has a blue gate, a noisy ceiling fan, and crickets that don't understand morning. She left her best friends and her mother in Labone, Accra for a town where even buying kelewele feels like a test. She prayed for Jehovah to use her where the need is greater. He answered with Ejisu. What she didn't expect was: • A congregation that feeds her groundnut soup before asking her name • A boss who says "no pressure" and means the opposite • A return visit, Priscilla, a grieving nurse who can't sleep and might just need Ecclesiastes 9:5 in Twi • And Brother Nathan Oppong - the brother whose Twi on the platform is clear enough for her to understand, who fixes her desk drawer without a word, who prays like he means it, and walks her home in the afternoon heat. From getting lost on her first day to teaching her first Bible student, from cart witnessing at sunrise to Bible trivia at get-togethers, Ama learns that you don't build a life in one day. Little by little. Boa nketekete na ɛboa. A slow-burn, clean Christian romance set in Ejisu, Ashanti Region. About faith, friendship, service, and love that grows the way real love does - one small, faithful kindness at a time.

Here's a list of 10 most dangerous false teachings, which, I believe, have the potency to ruin our soul, if we believe and act according to them. In other words, we may not be saved if we believe and live according to any of these teachings. Read more...

A story about a 14 year old boy living on his own and how he navigates through life with himself and his friend's. ( not as bad as the tags make it sound )

Tord comes back and asks Tom for help getting Edd and Matt trusting him again, of course he declines but Tord makes him with a ..small.. threat. After a few days Tord starts feeling something off about himself whenever he was around Tom but dismissing the feeling and guessing it's just his hate for Tom growing. Until..one night answers wgat the feeling is. One beautiful night. //Sounds cheesy, but i don't care Disclaimer!: This is shipping the characters of Eddsworld, not shipping the real life people/,voice actors of them. This is my first story.. Hope it's not too horrible..! None of the characters in tthis story are mine and belong to their rightful owner(s) Enjoy!

Description on first page #clickread ☝️🤓😎 And yes, the cover photo is me 😏

Tord moved out a while ago from Edd's house, and he is doubting it more than ever. He feels like he has to go back. He needs to say sorry. But will the others forgive him? After all, he left them in the dark. And now he waits at the door, breathless. There's no going back.

Cults are aggressively deceiving God's people. Christians who join cult groups could lose their salvation. It is imperative to understand the nature of the cult groups. Knowledge of their characteristics and their modus operandi will foster a better understanding in us. Read more, if you desire to know more about cults... Read time: 5 min

Ethan began questioning the beliefs of his religion during his teenage years after encountering contradictions between his faith's teachings and his own experiences. However, fearing the repercussions of leaving-ostracism from his family and community-he pretended to be a true believer for two decades.